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The next step is the design of the instructional situation itself . ... conditions can be predesigned ( and thus , in a sense , become a part of planning ) , or they can be designed on the spot to meet each instructional situation as it ...
The next step is the design of the instructional situation itself . ... conditions can be predesigned ( and thus , in a sense , become a part of planning ) , or they can be designed on the spot to meet each instructional situation as it ...
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In fact , quite the contrary : adaptive instructional programs take this feature of design as one of the main ... Whether or not a set of learning conditions has been correctly chosen and designed can be determined by trying it out on ...
In fact , quite the contrary : adaptive instructional programs take this feature of design as one of the main ... Whether or not a set of learning conditions has been correctly chosen and designed can be determined by trying it out on ...
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PRINCIPLES OF DESIGN · Whether the conditions of learning are predesigned or extemporaneously designed , they need to be in accord with the principles described in Chapters 3 through 6 . Recapitulated in brief form , assuming in each ...
PRINCIPLES OF DESIGN · Whether the conditions of learning are predesigned or extemporaneously designed , they need to be in accord with the principles described in Chapters 3 through 6 . Recapitulated in brief form , assuming in each ...
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5 MULTIPLE DISCRIMINATION CONCEPT LEARNING | 113 |
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